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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02
COMPANY " C. "

Muster-in Roll of Captain John Willis
Company of ."Southrons" in the First
Regiment of Mississippi Volunteers,
commanded by Colonel Jefferson Davis,
called into the service of the United States
by Governor A. G. Brown, under the Act
OF Congress, approved May Ii, 1886, from
the third day of June, 1886, for the term
of twelve months, unless sooner dis
charged.
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l certify. on honor, That this Muster
Roll exhibits the true state of Captain } ohm
Willis Company of the ''Southrons" OF the
LIST Regiment of Mississippi Volunteers for
the period herein mentioned that each
man answers to his own proper name IN
nerson and that the remarks set opposite
the name Of each officer and soldier are
accurate and Just
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02
COMPANY G."

Roll of Capt. 4. n. Downing
Company in the First Regiment OF MIS-
sissippi Volunteers, Commanded by COL
Jefferson Davis, Called to the Service o.
the United States under the Act
Congress, Approved Nav ID, 1876, IRON
the sixth day of June. 1916, for the term
of twelve months, unless sooner ais
charged.
Cant. r. \. Downing, Captain.
s. A. d. Greaves, LIST Lieutenant
W. H. Hampton, u Lieutenant
j. III. Stewart
+. McNulty. LIST Sergeant.
]. NJ. Roberts, I'd Sergeant.
j. c. Hays. Sd Sergeant
t. A. Mellon, 4th Sergeant.
s. d. Woodbridge, 1st Corporal.
E. s. Charlton, I'd Corporal
&. ". Harrison, Sd Corporal
2. Sinclair, 4th Corporal.
/. L. J. Anderson, Private.
,. A. B. Atkinson,
8. W. d. Ainsworth,
4. j. NJ Alexander,
5. j. s. Bond,
.. E. P Buruey
:. Thomas Bradley,
s. j. s. Brown,
9. G. NJ. Burland,
To- V. S. Burnett,
IL. James Boyd,
H. P Burnett,
49, e. j. W. Bird,
H. ]. A. Chapman,
10. C. F. Charlton,
10. j. Conger,
II. T. c. Chapman, "
l8 5. s. Chsmpion,
10. W. F. Coorpender,
70. Lewis Coorpender,
II, W. G. Cooper,
p l. 4. Cooper,
% W. Z. Clarke,
"a E. Dunlap,
Is. B. F. Edwards,
26. Lson Elliott,
u. 5. r. Fondran,
Is Robert Felts,
% Joseph Fairchild,
50. Chas. IL. Gibbs,
81. j. II. Graves,
81. W B. Gallman,
80. Job Hammond,
81 W. F. Hutchison,
80. May Hays,
81. n Ingram,
81. d. A. Jones,
So. ID. b. Johnson,
SO. A. NJ Key,
40 D. f. Kenner,
al. John A. Martin, .
~. j. H. Mallett,
43 T. f. Mabry,
A. u. H. Miller,
As F. NJ Marun,
Al JP Moseley,
Al VIM. Maben,
a. L. l. Mapp,
40. NJ. McEnnis,
90 A. J. Nicely,
81. j. Odorns,
81. A. Patton,
3d. caml Potts.,
81. r. f. Parr,
30. W Z. Ripley,
81. H. D. Ripley,
81. J. +. Rimes,
IS. w l.. Rimes,
50. I. c. Smith,
90. f. W. Smith.
81. William Seuy.
62. T. Sellman.
IS. Ell Sellman,
"a. r. W. shields,
%. J Stone,
SO. r. NJ. Saunders,
81. T. W. Saunders,
IS. S. d. Soiourner,
90. S. b Stafford,
| 20. T. S. Sumrall,
II. S B. Thomas,
y. J. II. Thompson,
20. I. J. Ussrey
| IA. Wilson Ware,
| IS. r. II. Wright,
IS. J. NJ. Watson,
II. j. ]. Watts,
7S. c. 5. Williams,
| 70. j. Williamson,
| so. A. NJ Waddill,
81. VIM. Lindsey. musician.
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lindsey. musician.

l certify, on honor, that this muster roll
exhibits the true state of Captain X. N.
Downing's company of the LIST Regiment
Mississippi Volunteers for the period here
in mentioned; that each man answers to
his own proper name in person and that
the remarks set opposite the name of each
officer and soldier are accurate and just.
R. n. DOWNING,
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by Governor 4. G. Brown, under the Ac
OF Congress, approved May ID, 1886, from
the third day Of June, 1886, for the tern
of twelve months, unless sooner dis
charged.
John Willis, Captain,
Henry F. Cook, LIST Lieutenant.
Richard Griffith, I'd Lieutenant.
Rufus X. Arthur, LIST Sergeant.
VIM. Henry Scott, I'd Sergeant.
N. G.. Watts, Sd Sergeant.
III. l.. Pickett, 4th Sergeant.
VIM. V. Hickie. lst Corporal.
]. H. Goodwin, I'd Corporal.
Jno. b. Markham, Sd Corporal.
j. A. Mclaughlin, 4th Corporal.
James Gwlnn, Musician.
Ii. L. Armour, Musician.
l. R. H. Abbott, Private.
q Ira .. Bradford,
3. Chas. T. Bradford,
t. VIM. III. Bright,
5. Adam Brownlee,
8. Theo. Bates,
Z. Robert B. Banks,
&. Chas. Barnes,
9. j. NJ. Barnes,
10. Geo W. Brown,
IL. Edward Currie,
II. VIM. Couch,
49, j. n Collin,
IA. Jas. W. Conn,
Is. b. G. Common, .
10. F. Clark,
II. VIM. IL. Clements,
Is. Jno. Craft,
10. Samuel Collins,
20. J. NJ. Daughtry,
IL John Dugan,
y. Philip b. Dixon, q
23 stephen Dodds,
"a Robert Ii. Davis,
%. A. Dixon,
70. Geo W Dunn,
n. ID. II. Eggleston,
%. Chas. Ii. Ellis,
y. II. f. Ford,
30. Jas. L. Forkes,
81 BENZ. Forkes,
81. w. j. Frier,
49, Geo. H. Gray, g
"a. j. NJ. Guy,
80. Edward Gaffney,
81. VIM E. Harris,
81. a. Hartley,
80. VIM hemby,
49, Samuel Hindman,
40 Seymour Halsey, g
Al. JOS. d. Howell, q
AZ. Jas. Irvine,
AZ. P. W. Johnson,
Al. Jas. johnson,
40. John Jeter,
At. Howard Morris,
Al D. A. Mckay,
AZ. X. NJ. Martin,
40. Wesley Naples,
80 Jos. Miller,
81 Rob't Mickey,
o. Geo. E. Metcalf,
So VIM NJ Muller,
"a. j. d. Pack,
So. Jno. Preston,
56 Rob. Richardson,
81. Andrew Richards.
IS. c. H. Russell,
So VIM. G.. Street,
90. Samuel G. Suit,
81. Jno. Stout,
g. Henry Stout,
So. Levi II. Stevens,
"a. F. J. Stubeck,
90. Vim. X. SHELTON,
IS. David Sims,
81. BENZ. NJ. Sims,
90. J. N. Stephenson, Jr.
So Thos w. Tilden,
10 L. NJ. Turner,
II. Louis Tillman,
Y. g. B. Taylor,
10. Wash Thames,
"a. Henry B. Thompson, "
70. f. L. Ventress,
rs. Jas. n. Wood,
II. s. Wharton,
Is. John G. VIM,
70. J. O. Woodruff,
80. Geo. D. Williamson,
| certify, on honor, That this Muster
Roll exhibits the true state OF captain ) on
Willis Company Of the Southrons OIL %
LIST Regiment of Mississippi Volunteers fc
the period herein mentioned; that eac
man answers to his own proper name /
person; and that the remarks set oppos1t
the name OF each officer and soldier al
accurate and just.
JONI WILLIS,
Commanding the Company.
| certify, on honor, That have CAREFUL
examined the men whose names are born
on this Roll, and have accepted them INT
The service of the United States for tn
term of twelve months, from this third da
If limo 1s46 j. NJ. DUFFIELD.
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Muatsr-in Roll Of Captain jas. q. B. Tay-
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Commanding the Company
COMPANY "F.

Muster-in Roll of Captain Williams Delays
Company, in the First Regiment of Mis-
sissippi Volunteers, commanded by Colo
mel Jefferson Davis, called into the SER
vice of the United States by Governor A.
Brown, under an. Act of Congress,
approved May 13, 1916, from the fifteenth
day of June, 1916, for the term of twelve
months unless sooner discharged
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02

| certify, ON honor, That this Muster-Ron
exhibits the true state of Captain B. d.
Towards Company of the Carroll Volun-
teers for the period herein mentioned that
each man answers TO his own proper name
in person; and that the remarks set oppo-
site the name of each officer and soldier
are accurate and just.
II n
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02
COMPANY " {.

Muster-in Roll of Captain John L. Nc
Manus' Company, in the First Regiment
of Mississippi Volunteers, commanded
by Lieutenant Colonel A. K. McClung,
called into the service of the United
States by Governor A. G. Brown under
an Act of Congress, approved May IL,
1916, the sixth day of June, 1876, for the
term oftwelve months, unless sooner dis
charged.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02

Those merchants who are just opening
business would do well TO lay in a large
stock of Arkansas Traveller chewing TO-
baceo, for thev-will find a larger demand
for the same than for any other brand now
on the market. Those who have been IN
business for any length of time know the
necessity of keeping on hand plenty oil
You can't fool people about tobacco. Both
smokers and chewers will have the very
best or do without No amount Of adYer-
Using will sell a poor brand, but Arkansas
Traveller is advertised by every one using
it, and hence its popularity, which grows
steadily, and will continue to increase 50
long as lovers of the weed prefer the best
and purest. For sale by E. & 5. Virden
Jackson, and Noblin Bros, Edwards, Miss
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Commanding the Company

| certify, on honor that l have carefully
examined the men whose names are borne
ON this roll, their horses and equipments,
and have accepted them into the service of
the United States for the term of twelve
months, the sixth day of June, 1886.
J. NJ. DUFFIELD,
Mastering Officer.
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John Willis, Captain,

John Willis, Captain,
Henry F. Cook, LIST Lieutenant.
Richard Griffith, ID Lieutenant.
Rufus X. arthur, LIST Sergeant.
VIM. Henry Scott, I'd Sergeant.
N. G.. Watts, Sd Sergeant.
III. l.. Pickett, 4th Sergeant.
VIM. V. Hickie, LIST Corporal.
j. H. Goodwin, I'd Corporal.
Jno. b. Markham, Sd Corporal.
j. A. Mclaughlin, 4th Corporal.
James GwInn, Musician.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02
JAMES II. r. TAYLOR,
COMPANY " X. f"

Muster-in Roll of Captain W. P. Rogers
Company, in the First Regiment of Mis-
sissippi Volunteers, Commanded by Coz.
Jefferson Davis, called into the service of
the United States by A. q. Brown, I'M
der Act of Congress, approved May 10,
1916, from the fifteenth day of June,
1916, for the term of twelve months, I'M
less sooner discharged.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02

Muster-in Roll of Capt r. n Downing
Company in the First Regiment OF MIS- ms
sissippi Volunteers, Commanded ny ooi:
Jefferson Davis, Called to the Service OF
the United States under the Act OF
Congress, Approved Nav ID, 1870, from
the sixth day of June. 1916, for the term
of twelve months, unless sooner DIS
harerad
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-03-02
COMPANY /" H."

Muster : in Roll of Captain George
Crump's Company, in the First Regiment
of Mississippi Volunteers, Commanded
by Colonel jefferson Davis, called into
the service of the United States by Gov
ernor A. G. Brown, under Act of Con-
eress, Approved May 13, 1885, from the
ninth day of June, 1916, for the term of
twelve rnont his unless sooner discharged.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-14
a Loved NIother.in.Inw.

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A dispatch from Columbia, 3. c., to
The Chicago Mail, gives the following,
sent for publication in that paper: "On
or about the last OF August, 1887, David
Koi9ht and Martha Andrews ran away
together, said Knight, Baptist minis
ter, about feet 8 inches high, dark
complexioned, black beard, some gray,
and when he breaches or plays he
makes a curious noise when he draws
his breath. He left wife and twelve
children the wife bedsick and not ex.
pected toi]ive. and the. woman is bis
mother-in-Iaw aud wife of Martin All
drews. She left her husband and one
child. She has brown hair and wnft
or mole on the side of her more near the
eye, and is q small woman. Her age is
about 48, and she has two livirg hus-
bands at this time"
This is the first time on re cord when
the usually denounced motber-in.'a
succeeded in winning the affections of
the husband Of her daughter. She is en-
titled to the champion belt, and her foo |
OF paramour should be t'belted" With
q cat-'o-nine tails, put in o AlaighE
jacket and tapped for the simpies. /!
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT,

Advertisers in The dairy INDEpESD-
ENT flSo have the advantage of the COL
umns of the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
which has been published without in
remission ut this Office since early il,
the year 1869, and has o general circu-
iation i'll every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadtls
Oh Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county, Remember
TINT advertisements in our Da,fy also
secure the benefits of our large Weekly
circulation, and THAT our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
The Weekly. is q 24x36-inch sheet.
and besides advertisements runs s,aiee71
columns of reading matter, embracing
oil the telegraphic news of general in
terest, all the news of the State, and is
erecially devoted to The local news of
the county and county seat. By sub
scribing for the ,NEEELY EIxo INDE-
PENDENT you not only obtain oil the To-
cal news, but also receive knowledge
of all important events transporting in
any and every quarter of the habitable
world
81. Send along your subscriptions.
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neg Pardon.

The Elko INDEpENDEN Is at perfect
liberty 10 copy from the Tribune when-
ever it can fiud anythiugto use. but for
the future if it's editor should do 30 lie
will confer favor by not crediti1g
same to other papers Nevada Trib.
uue.
II the INDEPENDENT has published
anything from the Tribune without
giving proper O. edit we are not aware Of
it, ana hereby beg pardon for an unin-
territorial oversight LII, "a number of in.
stances articles have been taken from
the INDEPENDENT aud credited 70 other
papers by our ex hanges, but realizing
how easy il is ior such errors 70 occur
We did not think the subject worthy 0I
mention. viii the Tribune kindly
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-14
NOTICE OF PROOF OF

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
i of Nevada In and FIR klko County.
INtne matter OF the estate Of ]. H. RAND
deceased. . ,...l o..
NJ Office IS HECEBY GIVEN THAT NON
IN day. .re fourtsentn day Of Move .nber, 1897,
N9 o'c'ock A. N. ofsaid day, and the cour. -rooln
O. sid Court in the County Of Elko. Site
OF Nevada, have boon :pfS otcd as t,o
time and place for proving the win Of said J =.
II. RANo, deceased, ant for herring tie appli-
cation of Mrs. Macy ELLEN RAND for the
Issuance to her OF lsttels testau entaIy
thereon.
G. b. WEE han, Clerk.
J. W. DORSEY and ). A. PLUMMER,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dated Oct. Z, 1907. ..r..
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point 2 ous the article Improperly
The EXC Race1. z

That the Elko Jockey Club is deter
mined to furnish some rare sport for
those inclined to take chances and
amusement for the public generally, is
evidenced by the advertisement which
appears elsewhere in this issue. The
business men of Elko have been inter-
viewed and sufficient, amount has
been pledged to secure the success of
the enterprise. The Race Course is a
fne one and it will be Pot in first class
condition for the occasion. A number
of fast horses from other localities will
be here, and a pleasant time is as
sured.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-14
HUI mbORdt House.

Having restmed the management of
this popular Hotel, I desire to Inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at rea-
sonable prices will be maintained.
.---..-- 5000 ..-.-- The BAR
Will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the Hum
'boJdt a can: "-' ''- '' d. " - We,
912 10. LANG.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-14

Reiuhart has jnst received large
stock of cloibipS which will Re sold at
prices that will nstoO;sh you. There is
no need Of au'one going thiuIy clad
when yo& can get II good uve'coat atapy
piice from 81 up Fake lo"b ut the
i'm nr nse stock and you viii be sure to
find something that will salt you both in
quality and price. 1913 Iw
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-14

In this day Of gigantic monopolies
under the name Of "Trusss, 80 the great
need of the hour is Trust saloon.
Such an institution would at once 80
thoroughly 'mohopolise the trade in
plain, fancy and mixed drinks as to
distance and completely annihilate all
competitors. 100. -
Arthur Ridley, of Meriden, Conn,
went to Melbourne, Australia, q little
over year ago with $4,000 capital,
which he invested in skating Kinks. He
now owns fourteen, which melted him
$4,000 in the list year. Harry Van
Dreilen is liable to become q millionaire
if he sticks close to business. gee.
Terre Haute, Ind, Mail:-If George
Francis Train is not real lunatic and
qualified for the inside of an insane
asylum, he certainly is able to counter
felt lunacy to perfection. The senseless
drivel which he has been emitting of
late over the anarchists could hardly
emanate from a man that was not
crazy! &.. ..-; GO, g--
Russell & Bradley have shipped this
season, So far, about 800 head of beef
cattle to San Francisco. MIR. Russell says
that notwithstanding that feed has been
good on the ranges this year cattle are
are not fat, but only in fair condition.
Prices are low, as there seems to be a
depression in the markets both east and
west, and also in europe.
The Reno Gazette very truthfully re.
marks: Nevada is noted for it's health
producing climate, as well as for its
wealth in precious minerals. If reports
of prevailing diseases are to be taken as
evidence of the sanitary condition of a
State, then Nevada must be consideled
the freest from disease of any State in
the Union. .... ,.....
Recorder Van Week, as chief of the
| weather bureau in Elko, desires to be
furnished with a complete set OF
weather service flags. He says he has
no time to go around and inform the
| citizens what the weather will be next
week, and he must have the flags in
order to make his Office success. The
United States, or the State of Nevada,
or some other constituted authoritJ
should see that our weather sharp be
supplied with the necessary bunting i'm.
mediately. ,- sZ.t,.'E. . .
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Rn Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL AB1ET1NE oiaTaENT IL
only putup in large. two.ounce tin b0Hes,,tna
8 an absolute for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands and al: skin erup-
tions. VIII positively cure all kinds Of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL jABIBTfNE ONT
MENT. Sold by F. F. Muller at Is cents per
box-by mail 3n cents.
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Fresh Meat.

Having arranged to combine Butch
ering with MY Dairy business 1 am
now prepared TO furnish parties in Elko
with Fresh Beef delive,ed at their
doors every morning. In few days I
shall be prepared to furnish MISC Nut
ton, Pork aud Sausage. A liberal share
of public patronage is respectfully So
licited. r..
A. Bruce.
10-10 Luz
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Hold You n Id OrseSI
10. LANG.

Sop at MorguD's Blacksmith shop
wneie yod Gun get hose sboeiDJ,
wagon repurlpg and alt kinds of black
smithing done ON short notice. Salts
ia ,tion guaranteed us to qoaIiiy Of
work aud priee.
:""I..' D., L. Z. Mo GAN.
ROE
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DEPOT HoTEL-Clark & Green Proprie
tors.

tors.
M G Mcmillan, Virginia City; ] L
Scott, Duck Valley; N F Peterson, Lee;
p Straus, Sacramento; L d Fulmer, c
Boskowltz, B Adams, G Stapgenberg,
San Francisco; Thos Gaynor Il VT, Car
lin; T Lovelock, Il S Paddock, ] N
Walker, W. Brashear, II Reynolds, Tus-
carora; F Butler, j L Winter, White
Rock Mn Mitchell, Smith Creek, G N
Burt, Stockton; David Hill, Austin; VIM
Langridge, Carson City; A D Farms.
worth, P sehillestrom, z Hardesty, So.
Fork.
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1910 1w.
The Universal Combination
A. Bruce.

The Universal Combination
Fence.
Proof against all animals from a rab-
bit to mad steer. Prices as follows
2 inch mesh per rod $l.35
3 inch mesh per rod 81 Is
Pointed Pickets cts per rod extra.
Reduction on large orders" a.
Manufactured by
WIN YOUNG,
~ ... D. .s.s s., 70. Elko, New.
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so Cents q pair.

I have on hand about 100 pairs
Ladies button Kid Gloves, sizes 6, 6L,
So. and 624, which 1 will close out at
the above price. Don't miss this chance
of getting pair of>Kid Gloves cheap.
zig NJ. KE1NuARr.
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A Natural ISroduct o. Gal rrornln

1t is only found IN Butte Connty, CAL
nornin. and in, no other part of the
world. We refer to the tree that pro-
duOes the healing and penetrating gum
used IN that pleasant and effective cure
for consumption, asthma, b,oaebitls,
aud coughs. SANTA ABIE. the Hing
Of Consumption. F. T.Muller gWaran~
tees and sells it for $1,00 n bottle, or
three for $3.50. Ey ths use OF CALI
FOHNIA CAr-R- CURE, ell symptoms
Of catarrh nre dispelled. and the dis
eased nasal passage is speedily restored
to n healthy condition $1.00 q pHck-
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BED Rock SaIoon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
H. Nc ADAMS, Proprietor.
This popular resort has recently been
placed in first class repair and
THE BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. ..E e.,
If you want something Mild CT Pow
erful give the Bed Rock call.
81.
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lovely of the season.
,Philadelphia Pess:-The Chicago
anarchists are still fighting. for time!
with moral tainty Of getting eterni-.
ty.
Appeal:-The escape of the convicted
felon ex-senator Creighton does not
speak we'll for the detective ability at
the Bay. a"s re. sr'1;3ft 9a.-i,}
If, as the naturalists assert, only the
female mosquitoes bite, every male
mosquito must have more wives than q
Mormon elder.
Indians are making much trouble in
the State of chihuahua, Mexico. Sew
eral conflicts between them and the
officers have already occurred.
A social dance will be given by Mrs.
Barrows in the Dining Room of the
Gem Hotel ,, on this friday
night, to which the public is cordially
invited. &c.,, ...-.-. .....-
A newspaper poet desires to know
where are the girls of the past2"'
Increasing the population by producing
"the girls of the future" especially in
this locality. .-..s.. '-.,. 1'''i j.'
Notice to Sheep Men.
kirkpatrick G. Whitaker have a
lot of fine Merino rams for sale at Car
lin, in charge of 49,.
1913 1w .,,....r. @. 81. BURT.
Now that the Mormons are so anxious
for the admission OF U tab as State,
they are quite reticent on the subject of
polygamy, being almost willing, for the
present, to denounce it. 80. r,- .....e
Philadelphia Times: -Judglng from
the signs of good will that greet Mr.
Cleveland as he travels, this is not 80
much the President swinging aronnd
the circle as the circle swinging around
the President.
Chicago Inter Ocean The anarchists
of New York propose to, holda meeting
at Union Hill, New Jersey, .'or wade
THOUGH Blood" They have been waling
through wind so long that blood would
bother them.
With everything as dry as powder
and the wind Blowing gale, be care
full Of fire. Don't risk burning chips
and other t.ash in the vicinity of your
houses. Fire is a good servant but q
desperate master. Hs1E.sEgg13~ i
Reno Journal:-Ben G. T ruman tele-
graphs from New York. "Travel to
California will be phenomenal this COM
ing Winter. including many who have
been, for a decade past, in the habit of
Wintering in Florida" ~ a - g. !.
The New York police have been in
structed to prevent all of Henry
Georges election inspectors from taking
part in the registration, which began
Monday, the Courts having declared
their appointment illegal. |
A foot race this afternoon between the
devil of this Office and ann ilinera boot
black resulted in a victcrylfor the INDIE
PENDENT Office. A second race be-
tween The SANS parties resulted in an
other victory for the Volunteer.
Having located il Elko / am pre-.
pared to Ali orders for Painting, Grain
ing md Paper Hanging. Ceiling DECD.
rations q specially. AL work first
class. Leave orders at the INDEPEND-
Int Office. .,tr.s 4ryylTr-.}
"~'"'-- @. F. HARVEY.
There seems to be perfect carnival
OF crime in high plnces in San Francis
co, and the Examiner is leaving no
stone unturned TO expose the criminals.
From reports there is much need Of a
thorough renovation In official circles.
The senssless twaddle about Powder
iy, foreigner, for President emanates
from thosS vho have never read the
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